Scott's Blog of Doom

Hey Scott,
Long-time reader here, as I might've alluded to in one of my other e-mails. I've been reading your stuff for about ten years now. My memory sucks, so I can't remember which site I discovered you on, but I followed you from site to site through the years until your current Blog of Doom. I've got all your other books, so picking up this one up was a no-brainer.
And I liked it. A lot. I guess I never set down and did the math concerning how often guys were dying, and your coverage of it was a wake-up slap in the face. And this coming from a guy who, if I'd had enough money then, wanted to skip my high school graduation in order to go to Owen's funeral. I may be just another jaded smark, but when the main reason I check 411mania.com/wrestling/news daily is to see if anyone died the previous day, something is clearly wrong with the business.
My only quibble with the book, coming from being a long time reader, was that a few bits of it seemed lifted word-for-word from The Buzz on Professional Wrestling. But seeing as how that was quite a while ago, and I have no idea how available it is now nor how many of your newer readers have ever read it, it's understandable.
So is this it from you, book-wise? I know you're pretty uninterested in the current product, but if the right idea strikes I really hope you follow up on it. You've got at least one guaranteed buy right here.

 

Thanks!

Yeah, I stole some of the Bret Hart stuff from the original manuscript of Buzz because I thought I had pretty much written what I needed in that book and it's long out of print anyway. 

I've been mulling over doing Scott's Book of Lists, but I'm thinking I'd just self-publish on the 'net because I don't think there'd be much interest from the publisher.  But given how many people want top 5 lists from me there'd probably be enough demand to justify it at $20 a pop or whatever. 

And of course you can click on the link on the right and purchase Dungeon of Death from Amazon RIGHT NOW. 

Here's a sneak peak of the new cover, although this isn't final because the blurbs are just recycled from the last one as placeholders, for example. 

The site that it's linking to, dungeonofdeath.com, is currently waiting for me to actually do a webpage, so if you're a designing-type any help would be greatly appreciated.  I'm going to have links to the interviews I've done on the book thus far, plus excerpts from the book and links to the source material I used for reference (of which there's quite a lot this time, although the legal department cut much of it down to paraphrasing and footnotes).